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Previous commissions My business is now made up of around 95% bespoke commissions. The website offers ideas and a price guide. I always try to keep in stock some features in the £450.00 to £850.00 price range so that clients can view them working and it can then help them decide on a possible style. If on the other hand one of these particular features meets their requirements, they can also purchase it there and then. (click on thumbnails to enlarge photos) 
Item no 01/.03FF Arum Lily straight leaves, ideal to feed a pond, similar to the feature below.
Item no 02/1FF This feature is best suited to be built into a wall or rockery to feed a pond. It has three water feed beech leaves . The overall dimensions are 1' in depth and 1'6" in width. If you need more leaves, simply add £50.00 per leaf.
Item no 12/7FF Front Facing Arum Lily. 3' in height, 3' in width. The customer needed this feature to be feed from half way up lily as opposed to at the base. This is the beauty of a bespoke feature.
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Display Tree. This commissioned water feature was designed for a new funeral director's premises, the unusual dimensions of 5"4' width, 1'4" depth and 4'2" were specified for the display. The impressive width gives room for 80 water fed beech leaves.
Memorial Tree. This was a commissioned tree for a lady who wanted a memorial for her daughter. She chose a french terracotta pot which complimented the tree from a local garden centre which also stocks a wide range of beautiful pots including Indian sandstone. The customer was very pleased with the finished memorial, giving her an elegant container for the urn.
Paul designed, built and installed this memorial tree for a private school in the south of England.
Item no 37/16 AR / Memorial. Height approx 6', width approx 4'
This sculpture was commissioned by a Kent hospice. It is a memorial fund raising tree, the leaves are all detachable and will be engraved with the appropriate inscription. I believe the idea is that if you were impressed with the care your loved one received and you wished to make a donation this would allow you to commemorate that person on one of the trees leaves.
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Large Cheese Plant. This commissioned sculpture stands 68" in height and 40" in width and has 18 water feed leaves.
The customer requested a water feature similar to the Cheese Plant below, but enlarged to suit the dimensions of the garden.
Water fed wall art made to a customer's requirements.
The customer wanted a sculpture similar to the 240407 Arum lily water feature but larger, to suit the dimensions of the garden.
Medium sized trees, modified and enlarged. 
Medium sized tree (same as above, right), in situ.
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Cheese plant.
Weeping Willow. Height approx 4.3ft Width approx 3.5ft.
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Item no 8/2.5FF This type of feature can be made in various different forms. With this commission the customer requested a bunch consisting of Lily, Cheese plant and leaves to his dimensions.
Item no 32/7.5 These two sculptures were made as a pair for a lady in the south of France, each sculpture has 10 fatsia leaves and the trunk is made up of 10 pipes twisted around each other to accommodate the 10 fibre optic cables. There is a lot of unseen work inside the pot to accommodate the projector and power unit. I must make it clear that I do not supply pots or fibre optics but I do need the client to source and supply them to me so that I can work around them. Also they need to be outdoor fibre optics which require installation by an electrician and seem to be very expensive so clients need to explore this avenue first.
Item no 26/8.5AR This Fatsia was originally built as a stock item as I was very low on sculptures that people could view and the fatsias are one of my favourites. It is on the garden art gallery page, item no 15050914 with 9 water fed leaves priced at £850.00. 
Item no 55/18.5AR The trunk on this sculpture is a favourite of mine because it looks quite twisted from two sides and less twisted from the other two sides, almost like two trees in one. No two trees come out the same but I could make a handed pair that complemented one another if requested. |
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